@@colinmitchell1287 It's a win win for everyone involved! It's hard to get that extra heft from IR'S without having to resort to over processing our tones.
That is an amazing revelation! Thank you so much for having IRDX already included in the Ampknobs. I have all of them and they sit great in my mixes, especially the RevC with the matched cab. With the amps sims from the competition I have the problem that they sound much too noisy or too artificial or too thin. You have saved my ass. PS: Just an idea: Since one should use different IRs on the left and right guitar, it would be great if there was a variation of the matched cab included in each Ampknob (if one doesn't want to mix them), because the matched cab is so perfect that I have not found something equal to it yet. PSS: Another Idea: A dynamic resonance filter that is affordable for bedroom producers would be also great. If you were to make an IRDX powered IR loader, maybe one could include that too?
I actually remember Acustica Nebula 3 could capture guitar cabs dynamically but the choice of mic combination was awful and as a result not usable. It's good that IRDX works with all normal IRs. Waiting for standalone, something like Stl Libra with drag and drop
Funny you don’t communicate on your aliasing performance. MLC subzero is the best amp guitar plugin I ever used. Even better at 96Khz! Congrats. I’m gonna make some video about it
We recommend using the ultra quality mode for everyone unless your CPU cannot handle it. Then you should not have any issues. Normal mode has some compromises but it still sounds great!
if i had to guess, it's shooting the IR's at different volumes to simulate dynamic speaker excursion, and then writing a plugin to treat that like a dynamic EQ.
Ya había probado los plugins de Neural DSP y STL Tones, pero este plugin marca la diferencia. La nueva teconología IRDX te acerca más la sensación tocar y escuchar un amplificador real.
I'm glad you're the trailblazers of this technology. It can only go further from this point on🤘 EDIT: I do have a question though! I've heard once a sound is digitally emulated, it loses its "true" sine wave and is more of a square wave. Analogue, or a real amplifier, still produces the actual sine. Is this true? And does it make a massive enough difference? I only ask this because the reproduction of the compression may still be another reproduction, but still an amazing step into digital becoming more and more like analogue!
Do I understand this correctly that all of your AmpKnob plugins already have this technology built-in, so this is only for use with other brands of amp sims and IR loaders?
All AmpKnobs have it since the beginning, no need to update. IRDX will only work if you used the built in cab. Once we add the ability to load IRs in RevC like we have in the BDH amps, IRDX will work on any external IR you load.
I just did some digging on the website. And it says there is a recording feature. Say I'm using the standalone can i use that feature and save the recording and upload it to a daw?
It’s a subtle thing but it does make a difference in a mix. At this point, we can spot it even when listening on a phone speaker. Check out the free trial for yourself. 💪
Sounds exciting and I get it but I don’t like the sounds I’m hearing tell me it can respond dynamically like a cross between BB King and Mick Ronson or emulate a gritty little punk amplifier and I’m sold on it
How about grabbing a free trial of any of our plugins and taking it for a spin yourself? That's the best way of telling if this is something that works for you.
As somebody who works professionally on dynamical system modelling I can guarantee that impulse responses have nothing magical and need no "advanced ML methods" to capture them. Nonetheless, the BD plugins sound killer.
There’s nothing new we’re doing about capturing IRs. But impulse responses are static snapshots with no time based information. IRDX works on top of existing IRs to bring back the speaker behavior that happens in the time domain.
I think you're missing the point here. The point is about subtle movements in the speakers that are not linear. It's not that the IRs are bad it's just the response is perfectly linear and obviously that doesn't happen in real life. Little things change in the speaker as you play and none of that is replicated with an IR with a sine wave sweep.
@@Jazzguitar00 Fair enough. I mean, still, there is nothing mysterious on it either, I guess with multiconvolution over different amplitudes or something close to that. Then, in real-time, dynamically interpolate between these IRs and I think this is something done already by some companies. Could it be proper speaker modelling then? In any case, the plugins sound like crazy good. Love them!
You need to release a new plugin that its just an IR loader with IRDX
I think so too.
You can turn off each section (stomp box, amp, eq etc) by double clicking on them, then just use the cab and load your own IR
Too expensive for just that feature
@henningsrensen8043 to much effort and cpu size. Also a loader has to be a good file browser tool
Will you ever release an IR loader with this feature ?
Would be awesome to customize things with the IRDX technology
An IR Loader with this IRDX tech would sell thousands.
Can we have a separate IR loader like STL Libra but with IRDX option? Think about it, please.
Like the Mikko one!!!!
Any chance of a standalone cab sim/IR loader with this feature?
I would reaaaaally love this myself, even if the MC can be used as an IR loader rn.
@@colinmitchell1287 It's a win win for everyone involved! It's hard to get that extra heft from IR'S without having to resort to over processing our tones.
Gave the MLC a go today! Amp sims have always felt so wrong to play through but the IRDX stuff completely solved the problem! I'm very impressed!
These men of honor deliver what is asked of them...
RevC 4ever 🤲👐🙌
That is an amazing revelation! Thank you so much for having IRDX already included in the Ampknobs. I have all of them and they sit great in my mixes, especially the RevC with the matched cab. With the amps sims from the competition I have the problem that they sound much too noisy or too artificial or too thin. You have saved my ass.
PS: Just an idea: Since one should use different IRs on the left and right guitar, it would be great if there was a variation of the matched cab included in each Ampknob (if one doesn't want to mix them), because the matched cab is so perfect that I have not found something equal to it yet.
PSS: Another Idea: A dynamic resonance filter that is affordable for bedroom producers would be also great. If you were to make an IRDX powered IR loader, maybe one could include that too?
I actually remember Acustica Nebula 3 could capture guitar cabs dynamically but the choice of mic combination was awful and as a result not usable. It's good that IRDX works with all normal IRs. Waiting for standalone, something like Stl Libra with drag and drop
We know people love their IR collections, so we wanted to make sure they can continue using it.
Thank you Bogren Digital!
Funny you don’t communicate on your aliasing performance. MLC subzero is the best amp guitar plugin I ever used. Even better at 96Khz! Congrats. I’m gonna make some video about it
We recommend using the ultra quality mode for everyone unless your CPU cannot handle it. Then you should not have any issues. Normal mode has some compromises but it still sounds great!
This sounds amazing!!!! I will be checking this out after work tonight!!!! ❤
Man this MLC is awesome! Great plugin!
Thanks for trying it out! 💪
IR loader standalone please!
if i had to guess, it's shooting the IR's at different volumes to simulate dynamic speaker excursion, and then writing a plugin to treat that like a dynamic EQ.
After a lot of research, we decided to use machine learning for this process, which is an incredibly powerful tool.
Just tried it definitely adds something desirable. If only something like this could emulate harmonic feedback like a real amp for lead work.
Would give all my paycheck for a great IR loader that does this!
Ya había probado los plugins de Neural DSP y STL Tones, pero este plugin marca la diferencia. La nueva teconología IRDX te acerca más la sensación tocar y escuchar un amplificador real.
Muchas gracias, Sergio. ¡Nos alegra saber que te gustó!
I'm glad you're the trailblazers of this technology. It can only go further from this point on🤘 EDIT: I do have a question though! I've heard once a sound is digitally emulated, it loses its "true" sine wave and is more of a square wave. Analogue, or a real amplifier, still produces the actual sine. Is this true? And does it make a massive enough difference? I only ask this because the reproduction of the compression may still be another reproduction, but still an amazing step into digital becoming more and more like analogue!
LOVE IT!!
Snake? Snaaaaaaake!!!
Need this option to use on our downtuned and rhythm and lead ir packs
Can we hear the difference between normal IR and IRDX?
The best way is to get a free trial and put it in a mix that you know, then flip it on and off. Have fun!
You can just download the trial instead of asking questions like this...
@@Jazzguitar00 Ooor, you could just stop being a prick. think abt it
Wait so BDH III automatically has IRDX activated in it by itself? Or is that an update to it?
It’s already there as long as you don’t disable the cab, no update needed. 😁
Is it necessary to update HD plugins to have IRDX technology? or does it already contain them from the beginning?
No need to update anything. IRDX is one of the secrets behind why Ampknobs sound so good!
Did I get it right? The AmpKnob RevC v1.2.1 from 2022 already features IRDX technology?
Yes! It was the secret sauce since version 1.0.0 :)
Do I understand this correctly that all of your AmpKnob plugins already have this technology built-in, so this is only for use with other brands of amp sims and IR loaders?
That is correct. All Bogren Digital plugins have IRDX from the start. We just were not to talk about it until now. :)
Is it simulate the complexity of amp to speaker impadance behaver even in different amplitude? Or is it something else?😊
AuteCue reading skills - almost natural level. Is IRDX just an expander with saturation triggered by level by any chance?
It’s a machine learning based system that reacts dynamically to the signal it hears, and responds to it. Exactly like a real speaker would.
So, do I need to update my RevC Ampknob to have the IRDX even when disabling the internal IR to use external ones?
All AmpKnobs have it since the beginning, no need to update. IRDX will only work if you used the built in cab. Once we add the ability to load IRs in RevC like we have in the BDH amps, IRDX will work on any external IR you load.
I just did some digging on the website. And it says there is a recording feature. Say I'm using the standalone can i use that feature and save the recording and upload it to a daw?
That's right! You can quickly record ideas before they are gone. Grab a free trial and check it out.
Randall Crest
O'Keefe Dale
Nader Spring
Porter Crescent
Raegan Stravenue
Levi Island
Bauch Shore
April Fork
Wilbert Cliffs
Kerluke Plaza
Adele Forge
Grady Mount
Jaylon Fords
Too be honest I doubt anyone would guess in a blind test in a full mix when switching between IRDX and without IRDX. But i could be wrong 😅
It’s a subtle thing but it does make a difference in a mix. At this point, we can spot it even when listening on a phone speaker. Check out the free trial for yourself. 💪
Ummm, why don't you just try the plugin out? I know leaving snarky comments on RUclips is but so is downloading a free trial.
Madge Forks
Ole Fords
White Port
Dashawn Hill
Shields Mountains
Ursula Forges
Conrad Mills
Quigley Via
Dorris Meadow
Orion Stream
Edd Island
Sounds exciting and I get it but I don’t like the sounds I’m hearing tell me it can respond dynamically like a cross between BB King and Mick Ronson or emulate a gritty little punk amplifier and I’m sold on it
How about grabbing a free trial of any of our plugins and taking it for a spin yourself? That's the best way of telling if this is something that works for you.
Konopelski Spurs
As somebody who works professionally on dynamical system modelling I can guarantee that impulse responses have nothing magical and need no "advanced ML methods" to capture them. Nonetheless, the BD plugins sound killer.
There’s nothing new we’re doing about capturing IRs. But impulse responses are static snapshots with no time based information.
IRDX works on top of existing IRs to bring back the speaker behavior that happens in the time domain.
I think you're missing the point here. The point is about subtle movements in the speakers that are not linear. It's not that the IRs are bad it's just the response is perfectly linear and obviously that doesn't happen in real life. Little things change in the speaker as you play and none of that is replicated with an IR with a sine wave sweep.
@@Jazzguitar00 Fair enough. I mean, still, there is nothing mysterious on it either, I guess with multiconvolution over different amplitudes or something close to that. Then, in real-time, dynamically interpolate between these IRs and I think this is something done already by some companies. Could it be proper speaker modelling then? In any case, the plugins sound like crazy good. Love them!